To obtain the relative frequency, we would
a. count the total number of scores.
b. add the frequencies below a score to the score's frequency.
c. divide the total number of scores by the frequency for a score.
d. divide the frequency for a score by the total number of scores.
Question 2
Relative frequency is defined as the
a. number of times a given score occurs in a sample.
b. proportion of the total N at a given score value.
c. frequency of all scores at or below a score.
d. total number of scores divided by the frequency of a given score.
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